As fall approaches, now is the time to prepare your home for increased moisture that comes with the change of the season. Waterproofing and sealants are two easy DIY methods you can use to protect your home from moisture.
Reduce moisture in your home by following a few simple tips before it’s too late!
Life without moisture is scarcely imaginable. Even inside your home, it's inevitable. Running baths, boiling water, breathing and even the materials comprising your house combine with outdoor air ...
How can such a small thing create so much trouble?<br>If you’ve ever experienced moisture issues inside your home, you’ve probably battled mold as a result. Mold is a naturally occurring organism that can be found anywhere, but when it makes its way inside your home, it can create a lot of problems.<br>Outside, mold is needed
With a high risk of moisture, mold, and radon exposure, basements should be ventilated. Check how basement ventilation works and what you can do to get your basement optimized for health.
August 18, 2020<br>Did you know that dry rot is ironically created from having too much moisture come in contact with wood<br>The fact is many homeowners are unaware that dry rot is even setting in, so the first step toward prevention is being able to diagnose possible areas of exposure before dry rot becomes a major renovation expense.<br>Remember that dry rot to your foundation can be an extremely costly repair and will definitely figure prominently into the total value of your…
Liberty Building Forensics Group believes you can prevent building mold and moisture failures by setting realistic, enforceable goals for your air barrier.
Knowing the common moisture sources in a home is the first step to combating household mold. Our checklist will help you investigate.
Having a moisture control plan for your home can help minimize your risk of mold growth. Follow these simple steps now to decrease your home's chances for developing mold.
People generate moisture through everyday living. Moisture in turn generates mold. One of the most common places where mold forms is in the bathroom. Prevent mold's growth in and around your home by paying attention to practices that allow mold to thrive.
Leaving condensation in the bathroom can lead to mold and can damage the walls. Learn how to reduce moisture in the bathroom with these simple tips.
From testing for moisture to treating moldy walls, we'll take you through the steps to rid your house of that pesky fungus.
Stay on top of moisture and insect damage or pay the price later.
Mold is a type of fungus that can destroy parts of your home and can cause health problems. Some common areas in homes where mold could grow include: windows, drains,
Musty. Dank. Damp. Do these words describe your basement? If so, you may have an undesirable, and potentially hazardous moisture problem in your home. Moisture in your basement is bad
Mold and mildew can cause serious problems in your home and adversely affect your family's health. Read our blog to learn more.
Finding mold risks in a structure can be tricky, but moisture meters can help identify potential issues sooner rather than later.
Dealing with crawl space moisture can be difficult for homeowners. This is especially because they aren’t trained in the best techniques and technologies for dealing with the issues that moisture presents in a crawl space.
A concrete surface moisture meter is a useful tool when used correctly. Learn when and how to properly use a concrete surface moisture meter.
The combination of higher humidity and moisture levels in a home can be very disheartening. Mold growth, damaged building materials, mildew or musty odor, clammy skin and invasion of pests are some of the many serious home problems caused by excessive moisture in the home. These problems get worse by the day if the excessive [...Read More]
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